Whenever you hear the word "inappropriate" it's a signal of intellectual dishonesty, because in practice it's just "we don't like it" repackaged as an adjective.https://twitter.com/JessReports/status/1123008464379363328 …
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Also works with "problematic"
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"Problematic" is even weaker than "inappropriate." The former means "there's something about this I don't like, but I can't or won't say just what it is."
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I understand Paul lives in the UK now, where he must surely be used to the near-constant use of euphamism.
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